by Chris | Jun 19, 2017 | Generational Cross Communication, Tattoos, Uncategorized
Would this 60-something grandma get a tattoo? Especially since both her daughters asked (with puppy dog eyes and adult logic!)? “We could get matching tattoos of a ‘claddagh’ (symbol of a heart in hands) to honor our Scottish heritage,” they...
by Chris | Jun 16, 2017 | Generational Cross Communication, Tattoos, Uncategorized
I have two beautiful daughters who both have tattoos. When I asked permission to share their tattoo stories, they thought the only logical conclusion to this blog series was for all of us to get a tattoo together–one symbol, on three bodies that links us...
by Chris | Jun 9, 2017 | Generational Cross Communication, Millennials, Tattoos, Uncategorized
What’s up with wrists? Maybe it’s just the moms I hang out with at MOPS, but wrists these days are all populated with ink! The question with wrists is: Is this for others to read? Or for the person who is wearing the tattoo? The statistics say that 36% of...
by Chris | May 16, 2017 | Generational Cross Communication, Generations, GenX, Tattoos
Once in a while you see a tattoo that just speaks to your soul, at least I do. This is the inside of the right arm of Ellyn, my dietician friend. She is a GenXer who, like many other GenXers, is a frequent flyer. She has several tattoos. More important than the number...
by Chris | May 12, 2017 | Generational Cross Communication, Generations, GenX, Tattoos, Uncategorized
There is never any shortage of tattoos in Generation X! As a matter of fact, the GenXer’s tattoos are so plentiful, there will be a second day in this series devoted to them. This Forgotten Generation got noticed by horrifying their success-driven Baby Boomer...
by Chris | May 8, 2017 | Generational Cross Communication, Generations, Tattoos, Uncategorized
Baby Boomers arrived late to the tattoo party. It is more difficult to find a Boomer with a tattoo because most of this generation does not have art inked on their skin. This generation would rather buy art to hang where it can be noticed because as a generation, they...
